A GIRL IN DANGER.

Auckland Star, Issue 23, 28 January 1901, Page 3

A GIRL IN DANGER.

3 A COFFEE PALACE AFFAIE. 1 \ Hearing that a young lady residing! ]at the Victoria Coffee Palace, Nolan-1 istreet, Maryborough, Victoria, had| ibeen in danger of her life, under pe-| I culiarly distressing circumstances, a | Ireporter called upon her at the estab-^ Ilishment, which is noted for its home-jg | like comfort and moderate tariff M | Miss Minnie Lethlean gave the fol-1 I lowing particulars:—■ 1 j "I am twenty-four years of age>"| jsaid she, "and a native of Bendigo.l lit is quite true," she continued, in| j answer to a specific euquirj^ "that IB jhave been in danger of losing my life,! jthough, judging by my appearance,® fyou would scarcely think so. When|| Si was eighteen, I was attacked by in-i ifluenza, and, subsequently, by pneu-| monia. No one thought I would re-i cover, and so severe were my suffer-1 ings that partial paralysis set in. By| degrees the paraljrsis left me, but Is became anaemic. I felt utterly runi down, my face and my lips were pal-g lid and bloodless; I frequently fainted,i| and on hot days could scarcely puti one foot before the other. I was de-i pressed in. spirits, and the anaemia | iseemed to be developing into con-| fsuiftption. I was placed under medi-| cal treatment, but only temporary! benefit was received. Several so-called | tonics were then tried, but they* proved useless. I read in the news-1 papers how Dr. Williams' pink pills | had cured many cases of ajiaemia, ahd| I began taking them. After the first| box, I felt brighter and happier. Asm I continued with them, the colour re-gj turned to my face, my eyes and skin | were brighter, and I began to put on| flesh. My blood became enriched, and | in every vein and nerve I felt the bene-1 fit I was receiving. Six boxes com-1 pletely cured me. lam now quite! strong and plump. I eat and sleep! well, and take a real pleasure in life. | By building up the blood and reton-| ing the nerves, Dr. Williams' pinkl pills make weak and listless men and! women strong and happy. They have| cured thousands of cases of anaemia,! debility, paralysis, consumption,! bronchitis, skin diseases, dyspepsia,! dysentery, chronic headaches, ladies i ailments, loss of manly strength, ete.g Sold by chemists and storekeepers,! and by the Dr. Williams' Medicine! Co., Wellington, three shillings perl box six boxes sixteen and six, post! free. "How to Cure Anaemia-," ■wnte| for special free instructions. |